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We should therefore conclude that refining will witness a very important evolution, without revolution, but which will affect both the processes and procedures utilized, the objective being to produce clean products in a clean , energy-efficient manner. [Pg.486]

L. B. McGown and J. O M. Bockris, How to Obtain Abundant Clean Energy, Plenum, New York, 1980, 275 pp. L. O. Williams, Hydrogen Power, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1980, 158 pp. [Pg.40]

The ability of consumers to voluntarily pay a premium to purchase environmentally preferred electric generation would seem to be a happy middle ground between free-market energy proponents and clean energy advocates. Yet, on closer inspection there are... [Pg.598]

Why Do We Need to Know This Material The topics described in this chapter may one day unlock a virtually inexhaustible supply of clean energy supplied daily by the Sun. The key is electrochemistry, the study of the interaction of electricity and chemical reactions. The transfer of electrons from one species to another is one of the fundamental processes underlying life, photosynthesis, fuel cells, and the refining of metals. An understanding of how electrons are transferred helps us to design ways to use chemical reactions to generate electricity and to use electricity to bring about chemical reactions. Electrochemical measurements also allow us to determine the values of thermodynamic quantities. [Pg.603]

An important task will be to develop a more efficient and clean use of fossil fuels -petroleum, natural gas, and coal and the generation of alternative clean energy resources. [Pg.3]

Wonchon-dong, Yusung-ku, Taqon 305-712, Korea Clean Energy Department, Korea Institute of Energy Research,... [Pg.625]

Clean Energy Research Center, University of Yamanashi, Takeda 4, Kofu 400-8510, Japan... [Pg.317]

Stonehart P. 1994. The role of electrocatalysis in solid polymer electrolyte fuel cells. In Drake JAG, editor. Electrochemistry and Clean Energy. Cambridge The Royal Society of Chemistry. [Pg.592]

In summary, in order to address the critical problems of climate change and fossil fuel supply, we need greatly expanded sources of clean energy. It is dangerous to assume that nonnuclear sources will suffice. It is therefore important to strengthen the foundations... [Pg.89]

Most of the world s people without access to electricity or clean energy are from rural areas of developing countries. At the same time, a person in a developing country is 79 times more... [Pg.41]

Finishing Cleaning Energy at print Incineration Recovery... [Pg.213]

Institute for Clean Energy Technology and Department of Plant and Soil Sciences Mississippi State University 205 Research Blvd Starkville, MS 39759 U.S.A. [Pg.46]

Hydrogen 7 combustion engine by BMW, which can operate both on gasoline and hydrogen. Clean Energy BMW Group, March 22, 2007, NHA 2007. [Pg.30]

Hijikata, T., Research and development of international clean energy network using hydrogen energy (WE-NET). Res. Dev. Int. Clean. Int.. Hydrogen Energy, 27,115-129,2002. [Pg.32]

The oxidation of hydrogen in fuel cells provides clean energy and water as the only byproduct. Application of hydrogenase for hydrogen electrode is able to improve the characteristics of the fuel cells. Thermostable hydrogenase from Thiocapsa roseopersicina is an appropriate catalyst for development of several systems for production and transformation of renewable energy based on molecular hydrogen. [Pg.33]

After it has been separated, hydrogen is an unusually clean-energy carrier and clean enough for the U.S. space shuttle program to use hydrogen-powered fuel cells to operate the shuttle s electrical systems while the by-product of drinking water is used by the crew. [Pg.15]

Hydrogen can be a complement to other renewable energy technologies such as wind or solar because of its unique ability to store energy and release it efficiently, and should be embraced by all clean energy advocates. [Pg.125]


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